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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Uncategorized topics .
401. |
During idling, mixture provided by simple carburetor is |
A. | increasingly rich |
B. | increasingly lean |
C. | lean |
D. | chemically correct |
Answer» C. lean |
402. |
The fuction of the choke is to provide |
A. | lean mixture |
B. | some mixture |
C. | rich mixture |
D. | stoichiometric mixture |
Answer» C. rich mixture |
403. |
Simple carburetor provides correct quality of mixture |
A. | at all operating conditions |
B. | during acceleration only |
C. | during cruising only |
D. | only at one throttle position |
Answer» D. only at one throttle position |
404. |
The correct expression for nozzle lip is |
A. | tip height – fuel surface height |
B. | tip height – throat height |
C. | throat height – float chamber height |
D. | fuel surface height |
Answer» A. tip height – fuel surface height |
405. |
The tip of the nozzle is kept |
A. | at the same level as that of fuel in float chamber |
B. | at level above the fuel level in float chamber |
C. | at level below the fuel level in float chamber |
D. | sometimes above, sometime below the fuel level in float chamber |
Answer» B. at level above the fuel level in float chamber |
406. |
The drawbacks of carburetor includes |
A. | non uniform distribution in multi cylinder engines |
B. | less breathing capacity |
C. | slow response to change in operating conditions |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» D. all of the above |
407. |
MPFI means |
A. | metal point fuel injection |
B. | multi point fuel injection |
C. | metal power fuel injection |
D. | multiple pin fuel injection |
Answer» B. multi point fuel injection |
408. |
In port injection system, location of injector is |
A. | inside cylinder near intake port |
B. | near carburetor |
C. | inside intake manifold near intake port |
D. | inside cylinder near exhaust port |
Answer» C. inside intake manifold near intake port |
409. |
In carburetor, choke is located on which side of the venturi? |
A. | engine side |
B. | air filter side |
C. | at the venturi |
D. | any where |
Answer» B. air filter side |
410. |
In carburetor, throttle valve is located on which side of the venturi? |
A. | engine side |
B. | air filter side |
C. | at the venturi |
D. | any where |
Answer» A. engine side |
411. |
In complete caruretor, idling passage opens in a draft tube at which position? |
A. | engine side of throttle valve |
B. | venturi side of throttle valve |
C. | at the venturi |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» A. engine side of throttle valve |
412. |
The cold start injector provides |
A. | stoichiometric mixture |
B. | rich mixture |
C. | lean mixture |
D. | heating of fuel |
Answer» B. rich mixture |
413. |
Ignition lag, spreading of flame and after burning are the stages observed during combustion in |
A. | petrol engines |
B. | diesel engines |
C. | pi engines |
D. | turbocharged engines |
Answer» A. petrol engines |
414. |
The combustion will not start immediately after spark because of |
A. | flame propogation |
B. | after burning |
C. | ignition lag |
D. | motoring |
Answer» C. ignition lag |
415. |
The time interval between formation of spark and appreciable pressure rise is |
A. | spark advance |
B. | ignition lag |
C. | propogation lag |
D. | burning lag |
Answer» B. ignition lag |
416. |
A motoring curve is plotted when |
A. | when the vehicle is not running |
B. | when engine is running at no load condition |
C. | the cycle is taking place due to combustion of fuel |
D. | the cycle is not fired |
Answer» D. the cycle is not fired |
417. |
Which of the following is not necessary condition for starting of combustion process in SI engines? |
A. | compression of charge |
B. | presence of fuel |
C. | presence of oxygen |
D. | formation of spark |
Answer» A. compression of charge |
418. |
Effect of spark in SI engines is____ |
A. | ionisation of gases |
B. | rise in volume |
C. | rise in pressure |
D. | rise in temperature |
Answer» D. rise in temperature |
419. |
In SI enginesmaximum amount of fuel is burnt during the stage____ |
A. | pre-burning |
B. | ignition lag |
C. | flame propagation |
D. | after burning |
Answer» C. flame propagation |
420. |
In SI engines the flame travels in____ |
A. | spherical shape |
B. | circular shape |
C. | linear direction |
D. | sinusoidal pattern |
Answer» A. spherical shape |
421. |
In D-MPFI system the quantity sensed is ____ |
A. | pressure |
B. | volume |
C. | temperature |
D. | mixture flow rate |
Answer» A. pressure |
422. |
The D-MPFI system responds to vacuum sensed in____ |
A. | carburettor |
B. | intake manifold |
C. | exhaust manifold |
D. | piston |
Answer» B. intake manifold |
423. |
L-MPFI ststem responds to____ |
A. | pressure |
B. | volume |
C. | temperature |
D. | flow rate |
Answer» D. flow rate |
424. |
Arrange the phases of combustion in ascending order according to amount heat evolved in each phase |
A. | ignition lag, after burning, flame propagation |
B. | ignition lag, flame propagation, after burning |
C. | after burning, flame propagation, ignition lag |
D. | after burning, ignition lag, flame propagation |
Answer» A. ignition lag, after burning, flame propagation |
425. |
In SI engines flame speed decreases with increase in |
A. | intake temperature |
B. | peak temperature |
C. | compression ratio |
D. | residual gases |
Answer» D. residual gases |
426. |
In SI engines, Maximum flame speed is obtained when equivalance ratio is___ |
A. | less than 1 |
B. | between 1 to 1.1 |
C. | between 1.1 to 1.2 |
D. | greater than 1.2 |
Answer» C. between 1.1 to 1.2 |
427. |
With increase in compression ratio, flame travels |
A. | faster |
B. | slower |
C. | with same speed |
D. | with fluctuations |
Answer» A. faster |
428. |
In SI engines flame speed always increases with____ |
A. | turbulence |
B. | air-fuel ratio |
C. | residual gases |
D. | compression ratio |
Answer» D. compression ratio |
429. |
With increase in speed, the crank angle required for flame propagation___ |
A. | increases |
B. | decreases |
C. | remains same |
D. | cant predict |
Answer» C. remains same |
430. |
If cooling water temperature is decreased flame speed___ |
A. | increases |
B. | decreases |
C. | remains same |
D. | cant predict |
Answer» B. decreases |
431. |
Increasing cooling water temperature in SI engines, kncocking tendency_____ |
A. | increases |
B. | decreases |
C. | remains same |
D. | cant predict |
Answer» A. increases |
432. |
To reduce knocking, the fuel in SI engine should have ____ self ignition temperature |
A. | low |
B. | high |
C. | any |
D. | automatic |
Answer» A. low |
433. |
Detonation in SI engine means |
A. | sudden ignition of charge before delay period is over |
B. | pre-ignition of charge before the spark |
C. | auto-ignition of charge before the spark |
D. | auto-ignition of charge after the delay period is over |
Answer» D. auto-ignition of charge after the delay period is over |
434. |
Knocking in SI engine occurs when___ |
A. | flame reaches the unburnt charge before delay period is over |
B. | flame reaches after the delay period is over |
C. | spark is produced before charge coming in |
D. | spark is produced several times |
Answer» B. flame reaches after the delay period is over |
435. |
Pre-ignition takes place when____ |
A. | flame reaches the unburnt charge before delay period is over |
B. | ignition takes place after spark |
C. | ignition starts before spark |
D. | flame travels very fast |
Answer» C. ignition starts before spark |
436. |
Larger combustion chambers |
A. | increase detonation |
B. | decrease detonation |
C. | do not affect detonation |
D. | cant say |
Answer» A. increase detonation |
437. |
To prevent knocking flame propagation should be |
A. | retareded |
B. | accelerated |
C. | sinusoidal |
D. | upfront |
Answer» A. retareded |
438. |
To reduce knocking in SI engines, self ignition temperature of fuel should be ____ |
A. | high |
B. | low |
C. | varying |
D. | constant |
Answer» A. high |
439. |
Which of the following is not an effect of increased intake temperature? |
A. | less delay period |
B. | higher flame speed |
C. | more knocking tendency |
D. | does not affect anything |
Answer» D. does not affect anything |
440. |
As load increases, the knocking tendency of SI engines____ |
A. | increases |
B. | decreases |
C. | cant predict |
D. | remains same |
Answer» A. increases |
441. |
As the speed of flame travel increases, detonation___ |
A. | increases |
B. | decreases |
C. | cant predict |
D. | remains same |
Answer» B. decreases |
442. |
AS distance of flame travel increases, detonation |
A. | increases |
B. | decreases |
C. | cant predict |
D. | remains same |
Answer» A. increases |
443. |
Detonation tendency is maximum for air:fuel ratio___ |
A. | 8:1 to 10:1 |
B. | 10:1 to 12:1 |
C. | 12:1 to 14;1 |
D. | 16:1 to 18:1 |
Answer» C. 12:1 to 14;1 |
444. |
To reduce detonation, the spark plugh should be located |
A. | near to intake valve |
B. | at the corner |
C. | centrally |
D. | neat piston |
Answer» C. centrally |
445. |
Which is not a probable location of preignition? |
A. | spark plugh tip |
B. | exhaust valve |
C. | remote corner of chamber |
D. | intake valve |
Answer» D. intake valve |
446. |
Knocking in SI engines will be less if |
A. | delay period is less and flame speed is high. |
B. | delay period is less and flame speed is less |
C. | delay period is high and flame speed is high |
D. | delay period is high and flame speed is less |
Answer» C. delay period is high and flame speed is high |
447. |
In SI engines, to aviod knock, combustion chamber should have___ |
A. | small bore |
B. | large bore |
C. | large flame path |
D. | large ratio of flame path to bore |
Answer» A. small bore |
448. |
Octane rating is___ |
A. | measure of fuel resistance to knock in ci engines |
B. | measure of fuel assistance to knock in si engines |
C. | measure of fuel assistance to knock in ci engines |
D. | measure of fuel resistance to knock in si engines |
Answer» D. measure of fuel resistance to knock in si engines |
449. |
For octane rating a standard reference fuel consists of |
A. | iso-octane only |
B. | n-heptane only |
C. | combination of 2,2,4 trimethyl pentane and n-heptane |
D. | combination of iso heptane and n-octane |
Answer» C. combination of 2,2,4 trimethyl pentane and n-heptane |
450. |
2,2,4 trimethyl pentane has octane number equal to |
A. | 1 |
B. | 0 |
C. | 100 |
D. | 120 |
Answer» C. 100 |
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